How to add a third monitor to my existing Desktop.

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raghav.vedarth

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Hi,
Could someone please suggest me on how to add a 3rd Monitor to my existing system so that my kids can play PC games in wide screen, i.e. on 03 monitors(example: Project CARS 2).
What enhanemnts I need to do to my Desktop for upgradation.

Thanks in advance.

My present system configuration(asembled 3 years Old with new monitors):
CPU: AMD FX-6300
GPU: Nvidia GTX 750 Ti
SSD: Samsung 850 Evo 500GB
RAM: Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600 C10 4x8GB
MBD: MSI 970 GAMING (MS-7693)
MONITOR: Dual Monotors Samsung C27F591
 
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Ramlethal


Asus in my opinion is an incredible trademark. Im a huge fan of asus models in various of things.
Any brand performs similar, but there are small differences. Still, i personally like the one you picked.
So, go ahead and Enjoy!
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The problem is the following.
Take in mind that 2 monitors are already a big charge for a 750 TI... So... imagine what 3 will do.
Regarding your Exact question:
You can Just try ussing a different cable port for each of the monitors in question... You can do HDMI - DVI - DVI or DP - DP - DP or DVI-DP -HDMI in any combination. You may also use adapters to help up with using different ports.
Anyways... i wouldnt connect 3 monitors since it will have a huge performance impact while gaming... Anyways you can always try... But keep in mind that in case the performance lowers too much to levels of unplayable i would say that the whole pc needs a massive upgrade...
 
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raghav.vedarth

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Hi Ramlethal,
Thank you very much...
Could you please suggest if any alternative to having another Graphics card in parallel to the existing one.
or any graphics card that supports 03 monitors in affordable price.

Thank you.

 
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Im affraid that probably the PSU wont support a second card. What exactly PSU do you have? Also, take in mind that we are talking about a 3 year old psu that will have like 2-3 years more of lifespan...
since your CPU is a bit out of date the very best card you can get its an RX 580
Which is quite a nice improvement as you can see: http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/AMD-RX-580-vs-Nvidia-GTX-750-Ti/3923vs2187
But im affraid you wont make it to the RX 580 with your current PSU. So please tell me what Exact power supply do you have so i can be sure if it fits or not...
 
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raghav.vedarth

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Hi...
I'm using Corsair CP-9020098-WW VS Series VS650 650 Watt Power Supply Unit.

 
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Ramlethal

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It is fair enough to run a single RX 580.
My recomendation is to sell that 750 TI and purchase an RX 580. That card should support all 3 monitors and give a better performance overall of what the 750 ti gave you...
The other option its to get another 750ti and connect 1 monitor it it and 2 monitors to the other 750ti.
But i highly recommend to get the RX 580 instead.
 
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Ramlethal

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Asus in my opinion is an incredible trademark. Im a huge fan of asus models in various of things.
Any brand performs similar, but there are small differences. Still, i personally like the one you picked.
So, go ahead and Enjoy!
 
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